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29 October 2025
The Sycamore Land Trust has constructed two new wetlands in Monroe County, including one at a property connected to the Beanblossom Bottoms Nature Preserve.

15 October 2025
The Spencer Evening World is reporting that a new trail is opening at Greens Bluff Nature Preserve, in Owen County. Clearly, I need to get down there and collect some data so I can update the trail map on EcoIndiana.

20 September 2025
Anonymous benefactor donates 83 acre addition to Greens Bluff Nature Preserve in Owen County.

18 September 2025
Mud Creek Conservancy announces plan to make preserve publicly accessible.

29 August 2025
Cincinnati Public Radio reports that southeastern Indiana's Oak Heritage Conservancy will be absorbed into southwest Ohio's Cardinal Land Conservancy. The merger is expected to take place over the next couple of months and will transfer Oak Heritage's sixteen preserves and three conservation easements, comprising more than 1,300 acres, into Cardinal's portfolio.

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Mike Habeck